Home Climate411 Greenland melting likely increased by bacteria in sediment Climate411Middle Column Greenland melting likely increased by bacteria in sediment By Christina Norman - January 16, 2021 86 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Bacteria are likely triggering greater melting on the Greenland ice sheet, possibly increasing the island’s contribution to sea-level rise, according to Rutgers scientists. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleArmy scientists pick top 10 coolest advances of 2020Next articleThis Tuesday, Jan. 19: Dr. Roy Spencer’s Friends of Science Society Livestream Talk: ‘Why There Is No Climate Emergency’ Charles Rotter LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Former PM on Australia’s Net Zero Pledge: “frankly, this [is] duplicitous” Climate411 "They’ve ceased to be a party for anything or anybody other than themselves": Mr Carbon Tax, former Aussie PM Kevin Rudd, has slammed Prime... Read more Biden’s Climate Agenda Dies In The Senate Climate411 However, it seems like the Clean Electricity part of the bill is dead in the water, thanks to the resolute opposition of Joe Manchin,... Read more Cooked Up Consensus: Lynas et al “Should Rather Be Classified As Propaganda, Bad Science”…”Truly Brazen” Climate411 The entire paper had not even examined whether there was a consensus on “human influence being the dominant cause of the observed warming”. How... Read more
